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| quote: Originally posted by dgang11: I have weighed the gun on two different scales and have always come up with 32 oz.
Sooooooo.... sounds like you have your answer. Are you including an empty magazine? Most weights published include that.
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| It is what you weigh it, with your scale. The alloy frame SIGs are always less than 34 oz. The all stainless ones are always more than 40 oz.
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| My german alloy framed, no rail, stamped slide P226 weighs 27.8 ounces on my postal scale with no magazine. It has Hogue Pau Ferro grips installed. FYI
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| Did not realize that they're so many variables to the P226. Thanks for the input.
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| Posts: 16 | Location: Front Range, Co. | Registered: February 03, 2024 |
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| If I were to weigh my pistols it would be with a full load in the magazine and one in the chamber. Because that is how I would carry it and the weight only matters when you are going to carry that item. Why people are fussing bout how much their empty gun weighs just has me shaking my head.
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| quote: Originally posted by Scooter123: If I were to weigh my pistols it would be with a full load in the magazine and one in the chamber. Because that is how I would carry it and the weight only matters when you are going to carry that item. Why people are fussing bout how much their empty gun weighs just has me shaking my head.
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| Posts: 16 | Location: Front Range, Co. | Registered: February 03, 2024 |
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| The question was posted only to settle a bet. I agree, it only makes sense to weigh a pistol when it is fully loaded and and holstered.
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| Posts: 16 | Location: Front Range, Co. | Registered: February 03, 2024 |
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| Yes, if you have a P226 Elite with an alloy frame, 4.4" barrel and an empty 15 round magazine. I would be interested to see if it weighs 32 oz.
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| Posts: 16 | Location: Front Range, Co. | Registered: February 03, 2024 |
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| I have a couple in the locker. Both are P226 Elite with an alloy frame, 4.4" barrel and an empty 15 round magazine Black finish from a recent run SIG is putting out (2022 - E26R-9-BSE), DOES NOT have the original one-piece E2 grip - instead have Hogue G10. 32.4 oz. Brushed aluminum finish from the first Lipseys run (2018 - E26R-9-ASE), DOES NOT have the original rosewood grips - instead have older SIG plastic. 32.1 oz.
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| Mine has the E2 grip, weighs 32.0 oz. Thank you for your info. I guess Sig just kind of lumped all p226 together and called it 34oz.
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| Posts: 16 | Location: Front Range, Co. | Registered: February 03, 2024 |
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| 35.2 oz for mine with a Mecgar produced magazine (plastic basepad). It's a 40 Cal Tacops model. UU6614xx serial
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| Have to assume that there is a lot of variation in calibers and frame and slide weight. A lot of different weights for the P226. Sig just rounded it off and called it 34 oz.
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| Posts: 16 | Location: Front Range, Co. | Registered: February 03, 2024 |
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